Madrid, Spain

ECOSEX LECTURE and WORKSHOP

We are doing a two day long visiting artist project in Madrid, Spain.

Date	Event	Location/Venue
May 24 Friday	The Political Ramifications of Assuming the Ecosexual Position A public lecture by Annie Sprinkle & Elizabeth Stephens. During the evening of May 25th we will present a public lecture about our collaborative work. For this lecture we will stress the political implications of our practice.	Museum Reina Sophia
May 25 Saturday	Ecosex in the Age of Neoliberalism Workshop is only open to students of the Somateca Program Both day’s events will be held at the Museum Sophia Reina in conjunction with Beatriz Preciado’s workshop/seminar at Somateca 2013. On May 25h we will hold a workshop that explores how ecosex strategies can help collectively resist the neoliberal attack on the public institutions, such as hospitals and schools and how we build strategies of resistance that may be able to protect the most vulnerable bodies (immigrants, HIV, trans, disabled and the environment). We will also explore how we establish intersectional alliances along different lines of gender, class, sex, sexuality and disability. This workshop is only open to students registered in the Somateca program.	Museum Reina Sophia

Date

Event

Location/Venue

May 24
Friday

The Political Ramifications of Assuming the Ecosexual Position

A public lecture by Annie Sprinkle & Elizabeth Stephens.

During the evening of May 25th we will present a public lecture about our collaborative work. For this lecture we will stress the political implications of our practice.

Museum Reina Sophia

May 25
Saturday

Ecosex in the Age of Neoliberalism

Workshop is only open to students of the Somateca Program

Both day’s events will be held at the Museum Sophia Reina in conjunction with Beatriz Preciado’s workshop/seminar at Somateca 2013.

On May 25h we will hold a workshop that explores how ecosex strategies can help collectively resist the neoliberal attack on the public institutions, such as hospitals and schools and how we build strategies of resistance that may be able to protect the most vulnerable bodies (immigrants, HIV, trans, disabled and the environment). We will also explore how we establish intersectional alliances along different lines of gender, class, sex, sexuality and disability. This workshop is only open to students registered in the Somateca program.

Museum Reina Sophia